On 15 Jun 2019 jmcquown wrote:
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>Personally, I'm not interested in converting my electric stove to any sort of propane delivery system.
>Jill

Since you have no interest in converting your electric stove to gas
(can't be done anyway) then WTF do you jump into all the cooking with
gas threads with your inane comments, most especially when you have
absolutely nothing intelligent to contribute. It's patently obvious
that you're a troll.

I see nothing superior about cooking with lump charcoal (or any
coals). Why wait about an hour before cooking cqan begin, plus
cooking with charcaol in all its forms imports a carcinogin to foods.
Charcoal smoke imparts zero flavoroids, not unless one enjoys chomping
on the remains ove an incinerated house fire. Propane adds zero
flavoroids to foods, however if I want to add flavorful smoke to food
with my gas grill it's very easy to place a pan of fruitwood chips; I
save the prunings of various apple, plum, crabapple, hickory. cherry,
etal. Of late I give them to a neighbor who maintains my tractors at
far lower cost than the local dealership and since he's a fusspot he
does a much better job and at much lower cost. actually less than half
the price, essentially I pay for materials and a few dollars for his
time, and I employ his son to do all sorts of jobs here like clearing
brush, string trimming, lugging top soil into the garden, felling and
cutting up dead trees, etc. We pay him what he asks, $15/hr + we give
him a nice tip for a job well done... William is a good worker, unlike
most teenagers he's no slacker. He can operate all farm equpment as
well as large earth moving machines. We think he's very talented,
unfortunately he's learning disabled in math and English, but my wife
and I have been tutoring him and we know he will pass the state
Regents to get his diploma... next week he will be graduating High
School. We have no doubt he will go far in life, he's very good at
handling live stock, from chickens to black angus, he even knows how
to help animals give birth (cows, sheep, horses), he's had lots of
practical experience, he would make a great Vet. William doesn't say
much but he's like an animal whisperer, he can calm a stressed mare
like no one else. The local Vets call on William often in the middle
of the night to assist with a difficult birth. They say William just
just has to be there.